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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-12-14
Sisters Love Brothers Better
Than BrOfheK,s Love Sisters.

can francisco Chronicle.
A girl is generally very useful to
her brother. You don't often hear
of young fellow giving up his
pocket money to his sister: he
usuaHy y growls if she wants him to
take her to the theatre Bun if a
boy 5 in little trouble his sister
will stand by him Ikea brick. She
will not only give her pocket mon=
ey, but she viii 60 and wheedle
some more out of her father to give
it to him. She'll fib, she'll prevariz
cate, she'll beg. He'll hang about
outside until she gets it and comes
and gives it to him. Then he will
grab his hat and bolt out of the
house. And she does not mind if
he does not thank her particularly.
He's her brother, and we'll
woman always looks at 9 kindness
done for man as its own reward.
A boy can generally wheedle money
out of his mother. But if she can't
give it to him out of the household
cash, or her own pocket, she has a
tendency to spoil all by telling his
father what she wants the money
for, A girl cannot succeed with
her mother very often. but she does
not often fail with the old man.
And she's always more ingenious in
inventing necessities for it. A girl
with all the more limited acknow-
lodged needs of womanship for
money, will find an any time re-
asonable excuse for requiring it
than aman with innumerable wants
God bless sisters anyway. And
any one of them is worth a whole
family of brothers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-12-14

HE HEARD OF 1T JUST IN TINE.
81 had been about given up to
die with dyspepsia when l first saw
the advertisement of Shaker Extract
of Roots or Seigel's Syrup. After
using four bottles I was able to at
tend to my business as well as ever.
know of several cases of cllills and
fever that have been cured by it.
So writes Mr.. Thos. Pullum, of Tay-
lor, Geneva Co., Ala.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-12-14

Shaker Extract of Roots or Sci
gels Syrup has raised me to good
health after seven doctors had given
me up to die with consumption
So writes r. f. Grace, Kirkman-
vile, Todd Co. Ky.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-12-14

Simpson 4 Howard, Soils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

RuFrALo. March l-Cduie- Receipts last 20 hours-s5
head total for week thus far. 4.726 neal: for
week 1914 head; consigned through ID
sale; marxs, dun unchanged Common TO Far Cattle
s. 70 "a 25: all offerings taKen.
Sheep-KeceiptS lat twenty hours werel.20O
i,aI thus II 300 head:
iasi week Ia.GJ1 head, consigned tutough ears
q which to Newforg; Il ,ars op sale market
Choice S. OOdfo 10 Extra - ~: LAMBS dull and
Dir opng ordinary TO Choice - 1886 o. Extra So 70;
ali Offering. taken.
ronsiRued through. 10 OF winch TO NewYurk
II sale market unsettled AMI gener lily lower
no Now-York demand. Light Pigs s5d S. IS Selection
Workers 81 75D-b s5, Selected Medium WeiKhts 80 8
A. other grades unchanged cars OF Common and Light
left
CHICAGO March l-Tne Drorsrs' Journal reportsCdtt,-
eceipts-7.OUO mead. shpmens-2.OOO hean. Market
hut stcsv. shipping steers 200 To LOCO NJ So 80
amt Mi,r, sOass 7n bulk at 81 sOds33b.
Boes-ltccspts 1000 heal. shipments 5000 market
o,-nr. funr closed Ia Toe on. kouch and
MIei So 1898 3D. Packing AMI shipping S. 90 $50 20.
Llgni 81 90 - 80 sEps 81 6ods4 10
market strous. Natives 81 bOds5 OO Western 81 25e
- 40. Texans 81 5Od1Ot Lambs ~ 60dS5 To
Louis, March l.-Jd'tir- Kcceipts 900 head Ship
ments head market strong. active. Choice Heavy
Native Steers - aOdg 9a Far 10 1o Shup,ng Steers
: 73dl 80 butchers steers Fair TO Choice 81 iO6
fair good. 81 vOes3 60 stockers. fur
To good 81 20S3 In Texans common TO choice ST. 900
s3i5
Hocs-H,eoeipt. $500 heal shipments .... head.
and higher than YESTERDAY but
closed loo lower Choice HEAVY and Butchers selections
IS 80 ass "a PACING lair t1 rood s. 80 af5 60 York
ers. Mcum Ia Prime 20 l56t5 80. Pigs. common "
goOi ~ Sid<h 10.
t.ceipis 900 lea1. shipments head;
strons Common to Far - 606f3 10 Mehium
10 Fancy - Stds5u 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-l230 p. m-t'otton steady with q
far demand MndIiDg ,ltnls 1911 10. dreams 64d.
Including 1000 bales for speculation and
export Receptsl3O00 bales including 1900 bales Amerl
-,
erv g.64d. do March and April delivery. a-8td; TO-
Ami and delivery. SID; do May and June delivery
3 i2,iI t. TO June July delivery HGd 10 July
August delivery l8.6tt: do August September do
livery 1854. do. September ami October delivery, IL
Cad.
doc ket and /. 700 old do.
~ n-coton- sales of tho included $500 bales
American ..,, - ,,,,,,, -,
96id buyers do March and Apri dcliv
rry ...64i. bnver-; do April and May delivery III
.64i do May and June delivery l2-64d. buyers
do June July delivery, 64 value; do July AMI Au
gust delivery lG-bla sellers: do August AMI September
ely.ry 1854 buyers do September and October deliy
cry D 1854. sellers
u n M Futnre. closed steady Uplands Low Nrddling
clause March delivery l06td sellers DO March ami APP
mi ul,vrrv lUBid sef 10 April ani May delivery
do jane and July delivery l5o4d sellers do July and
August delivery l'-did. buyers dO. August and sep
tenber delivery sG4d sellers do september and October
delivery. l$64d. buyers
GALVESTON, Marcn LECTION hrm Middling, l616.
Low Middng ss, Good Ordinary, Sc; net aud
ceptS iul Dales sales 800 bales stock J6.O5S bales
NORFOLK. Mar LECTION steady, Mddling. 5l0 net
receipts 7S5 bales exports Colstwe 17B bales
safes ~ bales; stock q. ~ bales.
SAVANNAH. Narcn Lection steady :Mffnc. l-lB: Low
M.dding. 1916 0ood Ordinary. 76; not and gross
l. DJs tales sales $50 stuck 1898 bales.
NEw-ORLRANs. March l.-I Jtton quiet Mddhnt 80 Low
hiddling. 1916 Good Ordinary. Ss net receipt- 1881
10 the Continent 5000 bales; suos $3.50 bales stock
y5l 3l3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER


For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400 Tao 800 HOO l3O. 400 $3.50. 63O
1880 1900 y. SUNDAYS At 400 S+o. N $50. l2OO
Pm. -, a.. M
1900 D. have connection for heading. Harrisburg Pos
Vile. 400 ~ iOr East0n. Bethlehem. Allentown
Maurh Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg eta ON Sundays for
Easton.
for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Msuch Chunk
Wnkesbarre. and Scranton.
$3.50 a. for Esston. Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk
MiksSbarre scranon Reading. Harrisburg, Pottsviie
TamaQua, shamokin. snnbury. LewisburE WuliamsporI
etc
100 and 1850 for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
8t6 m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wikosoa,re scranton TamaquA shamokin. sunbury Lew
!o6a and 4so Tor Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, eso
$40 y. M for Eason. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk. wkesbarre heading Harrisburg. Ol Sundays
Too and iiso m. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown
ETC.
I,3o. 8l6 HOO m. Loo 400 $50 6l6 p ID. Sundays
Except sundsysl Point Pleasant
l86 si6 a loo $50 M. for Lakewood. Toms River
xisO q M loo m. for Atlantic City. vineiand and
t:S5 $40 Hasa m, lsoo A,so. $50 p m. for Free
1:SO GOO sda Hoo, ll,lo q me- loo 400 I.3O
e.So esls p IN Sundays 400 300 IN. for PERTH
time Of trains to local points sss timetables ~ Ticket
OGCea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. Y &. and TX. r. r. Co, lesses.
Trains leave West 42dsL station follows AMI Is minute,
H ssy North SSs' i5
E. s::s:;: isis'%'s' ''lss
az ss Ks5on tSS 5S si'sj' Albany 81,
sss S Ne. roa SS5nTe Ss sS .Sa J
p Pm. S1n.!sn'. SSss%s ' Ss.SS5s; ''' p '' ~
on s%% Hss SSs Sis m Toronto
Eessn .eopnx ears For Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and al through ,rss
,d TSr st sormaoa spS at Sce
Sss .vsss SIS q, 4gas1 away i
wSs Shore stations foot loot Of N l.
o vanderplit.ave General Passenger AGENT
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
sysR asS.
~ Rochester Express through draw ny room cars 70
S5J i mo- T I%its win G.sns stopping e.
H h Ssa s
ioSoa M Chicago Express drawnsrOOm cars to Canaan
tii:so m, Western New.YOrk and Northern Express
$50 ~. Albany Troy and Utica Express. with drawing
Up N. Accommodation 70 Albany and TTSy ,..0o.c.rs
for s.ssfs Fail: casnn.i Isi:SG Ds';o chi
0aFs and s. w
"a a:s:sss isIS & meat n'.
a N rss' .s.au bSes
%
I'd s. s s: for e A.
~ =: ss::s ':s's: ss:,
way) 7sS el2 Broadway and ~ West l26th.sI MA
York 1873 Washington and 100 fulton sAs Brookyn ID" "
;:'
SSs Ws.hns,S ia. BrS S asys :. ,, ,..,n.n..
ss:s g, s ssrs.
~ Tsiis,EY HENKY NONHTH
(Iensrai snnertn tsudeut General Passenger AeeaS
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Dautisy aeaoemies.

A Lien DODWORTH, No. GS1 Fifth ave.
n Classes and private Lessons Sent stamp for circular
aEW work. Contains full instruction for all modern
dances with $50 figures tor tho coion tGerman Price
81 90 Postal order stamps
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS.
~ coo Madsonaye Private lessons hour daily classes
every day classes forming
DEILLY'S SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
~ b7a 5TH.AVE
Rcopvned for the season Postage for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
MILK AID ChkA,

Tho daily receipts Of milk and cream at tho different
railroad distributing points In and the city Tor the
week Slows Erie 3l5 OF milk 43 cans
o. condensed milk and % Of SusqnehapDa.
1878 OF milk and 25 cans Of cream NewYork city
aud Northern. l3Oi OF milk Harlem 1925 of
milk 10 OF condensed milk and 90 Of New
Haven amt Hartford. 1866 OF milk ontario AMI
densed milk aud ~ cans Of cream; New'Jersey
central 3b5 OF milk and 10 OF oil.
Lannon's short $50 milk 35
The tot daily supply OF milk and 13 8l2
of milk 2O5 condensed milk and 305
Tho demand the slightly increased IMPLY and tho
ncc pad by tho MI Exchange aud the price paid for tho
surplus platforms about the 10 can OF 40
ria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
I EEIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland5 or Des
brosscs sts AS follows
"a III. Tor Catasauqua and intermediate points
a H. Geneva, Lyons Emira, Rochester, Buffalo and
the and principal local points Chair " Wilkes
barre.
D. H. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Charcar
10 Iunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading aud Harrsburs
3:4O D. tor Ptston AND principal intermediate points
Chair " PNtston
bIO D. ~ Copay and intermediate points Connection
10 Realhg aud Harrisburg. CHAR car 10 COplay.
7 D. M for Geneva Lyons klmra, Rochester. Buffalo and
tie West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
7;0O D. m for l.aurys ami intermediate points
Trans leaving at ~ D. and $40 connect for
ali nolnts In Mahanoy and Hazleton Coal Regiona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q for Mauch Chunk. Hazieton and intermediate
points
for Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester Bunalo and
West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L. On and after JANUARY 81, 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE.


AND UNITED Stalks NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York vie DesbrOsses aud corsads ssss
HsrrsSurs Pitsours ana The West WITH Pullman .si.si
D and
e:s :y: sS1 % a:1 s'E sSs s:
ss.: hs,.s
= sesfs
@ s''
For CIV eae. sso % s%S .sn
SUNDAY Sss ana M anS o "S% 81. A.bu =
GA pTns ard u,
='s
gIa,ss s.Ttr. From pittsurx zlo 1850 1880 a M. TOO
E$ S%s% fsiisasDsa s;o Sse ss$ SiS 81 %sS
sss 81 XII e FEB
FOR PHILADELPHIA
amS, sni Leave via oesbrosses and c
eH .ea 70 chicsss Limited and 10 lin.
ss &c.
risi go i.sy.s an"
o az ca 10 n" an" SIN
Hstnrnnr trains leave B-oan srret station phaas,hA
IZ"i $40 4:O5 TO- 5:l0 $50 73O AGO $40 9.aO II
ann lI5a ~ lItmred Exprrss lila ana i:sO nj IL IL
SoS ~ "3o 7l2. S:12 and $50 D. m. o, snndav i9.Gis
S:au 900 44O. 5l0 $780, $40 m l2:4g a 80 IimitaiS
6;35 l2and al2 D. m. ~ '' '"' ''"''''"
dav " ''' """ = "' "'"' oAcope sun
T ssr 0 ssc. s snS tss and "a s.Ssaw.y c
az R"otv" Annex station" ana "r,n
Brooklyn Station, Jersey CITY Emsran Ticket Once
The New York Transfer COMPANY will call for and .,so
bse9as" from hotels and residences ~ " MI '''''~
CHARLES r.. PUGH, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr 1ane
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BUTTER.

Receipts for seven days 2<6s pkga Exports 5l7 pkqs
The market has taken sharp upward turn all fresh fla
ored good healthy trade at the advance
Egin creamery is in snort supply and sells on arrival
SIC obbers have 10 pay out as much
retailers have scarcely stock than
they need for regular trade DULY little Penns wanna
made for best marks Nearly all
The Western goods show nprov ng, quality aud they
moving out good cen betief:
with an occasional reaching Soc Extra frsts wanted
nj 2Id2Gc ami there ia rerr sale hrsts at 2U022c
Fall made Western Creamery has fair inquiry at lo02lo
generally and there slightly better demand for sumner
made stock chiefly out oOwn New State dairy begis
10 attract some attention. and while the supply "a yrt II light
there IN promise o. steady Increase Fine quality from all
new milk salable ~ Csc but considerable part Of
The stock "a irregular color and flavor and from
25c Fine old iry hold with more confidence
an moderate inquiry; aud there II lie Idle lily better
demand for 2Oc Imitation creamery IN In light
ccip request and IIary enough Western dairy
fine selections would bring 2Oc.
High grades factory also running little scarce
and have advanced 2 medium to good grades st-aier bnt
fupg little quiet Rolls In very small supply and
wanted at the advance quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
1netrnftion.

BOYS and Young Men CITY.
nLD LONDON STREET SPENCERlAN
~ OFFICE. Broadway. s now open and SPENCEhiAN
BUSINESS COLLEG r. at SO East l4thst (Uiion SQUARED
Is open day and evening. COuIses 81 10 $40.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
u Brwsy near 42d.st., 49th year Primary. commercial
and departments instruction thorough NJ NJ OBJ
BY, w. I. AKIN Prn. N. G. HENDRICKbON. Associate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
NORT1FRN RAILPOADO

NORTHFRN RAILROAD Of NEW Jersey
Trains leave FINN Chambersst Station for En- ,Ievaof
a anG noser sn,rkhi and Nvact $40 7lo as6
o3p NJ 1900 midnight snnfsvs 710 oSo M An mi
som M Por NanIet Spring Valley. Monsev TaIIm,ns
500 m 1870 '- '"'' o'" - 'n''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02

~ YORK; LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RRrERo"n
sson sSss
ss a%ss ssss:
from ass s' e s, and 81 ou. r
Os, n. End sD esss
s ss. "H. P% ssS r s.s%af
e. sas" E' Eri; F%%.
s1a st'7as s5 s s G is -
% @,sn p" 10: Oh HGs S s ssHs Sc S.S
SD So s5 ~ e. ss?s ,s s, sss T
$50 i1 ssa 74 s's ScS i ss5
SiI; e, tss',,S * Ss:s:t $S So "a a. -
ssSa $ ~ * iS, III p s'., 20
sunaavs 5t g. $40; iG;o las. AIS $50 500 1880
wsr~rs <" AS 900 icsS. m. 4so m. sunday. ,.4, ~
N Ns@iGa'l. nd so9 W. go s H. $3.50 s, ,,
qsSaEs s and Seo soS H. $3.50
seI;.Io" oHqa:r % sso n ;c e5c.p snsasys
s :s's Ss% ,SS Fl ss Ps
rs sJ .aaas a.; 500 YsS 80 &C. ~
'Hs % IN nf s I
me AM sr' nj # @ s;1 NAV be s ne
ssl sr,"xy n. the ccnpanys iepots
FTrress rainSrnn .he west arrive IN New.forS tftfs
7I7 loss IN. and l0:0Dn m.
l. p. AKMER Gen'l Passr Agent. New:York
HARLEN RIVER BRANCH
i NEW YORK NEw.HAvEN and HA RTFORD r r.
Trains ien Va Harlan River STATION corner l32st AMI lin
colnsve Thrill Avenue Bridge. Harlem River
Preached nv second Avnnua and Suhurblr Elevated rl.
roaisl dav Snnd1vs Gas 7:5O 9n 10 l;b5 m,
2;lo 1853 $40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Morrisscss.
snova !oak ponn. limits po,nt Vest Farms Van Nest
West hester Timnsons Raw Chester Pelham Barlow
uy t.snfl nehal Manor ant Now 7ochelle connecting
New Rochelle WITH trains FOR all nonts the
tho New. York New.Haven an, Har-'orf Railroad shore
LIN" and Air Line Divisions Naw.Canaln, Mia
New Britain aud Sued branches Boston AMI all points
Fas, " " 1850
Midnight train for View Rochelle and all inferno ats st
tons AZ 1910 a. m. laiv. except Nonilvs
SUNDAY trains FOR New Iiochee Hate
tons AZ 1901 m the latter train connect
Ing at New Rochelle with way tram 10 STANFORD
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raphioa incorroctness Ia 30 violent to be the surest
md quickest case of ophthslmis. q.
Mem Publications.

If there any writer about whom the critics Of England
ana America 1t is Robert Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Henry Btoddard.
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
74y745 BROADWAY, NEw.YoRK

Al 0OO BOOKS SELLING CHEAPER
4V.VU THAN EXERIAn the popnaT novels In
Everv Man His own Mechanic" Macauay's ENGLAND ST
set stationery all the posts ana clopsdas thousands
OF juvenile hooks Bibles and PRAYER Books Seasdes half
prices day 10000 steel engravngs 10 cents eac
81 thousands of school books cents and 10 cents
each and will the highest cash price for new and old
books small large quantities. Yon will never books
sold 80 cheap again Open evenings LOvERINGS New
York Book Exchange 7Sl Broadway opposite stewards.
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"There 10 power grim every page Of this curl
ous story c THE MERRY MEN " and with this power .
strange insight into workings OF the human heart
vviness about everything In II which has
parallel any where outside of Wutherng Heights I'm Y
Mail and Express
"The very best tale 10 mind s WILL % THE MILL
perfect conception and execution. Unexaggeraed
the assertion that other living could
have written it," II artfcrd Post
"'MARKHEIM' has already become famous. 1t
strikes very the note struck in The Strange
Case of DR.. JckyL' Philadelphia Press.
I'm 'THRAWN JANET a legend is set forth with
mastery touches"-N. Y. Tribune.
"OLLALA is powerful love story related In the first
person by a wounded British ofcer"-I Philadelphia Press.
THE TREASURE OF FRANCHARD' il worthy Of un
stined praise II is full OF pahOs and though but sketch
lines shading show the sweep Of master hand
Boston Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-02
For Both Sexes.

For Both Sexes-CitY.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
IA liable Information, frees mailed for postage
h. Il. AVERY ANN School Burean, West lzth-stN.Y
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Musical instruction

Musical instruction.
CHARTERED IN 1865
SPRING TERMS COMMENCING AT THE
NEW-YO2K CONSERVATORY OFMUSIC,
BEAST l4TH ST, Sd Door East of 6THAvE.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
" l4-WEST 23D- 5r.-43
The leading school OF Music Sloc itl,n Dramatic Art
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting freeadvantages
+. EBERHARD. President
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroaoe.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
AhDTHE SOUTH

On and after January 3st 1887 Express for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort AMI Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania Railroad station. New.York, 7i20
a da and p. daily arriving Old Point, 600
y. m- $40 Neriok ,:5b 300 u. Steamer
Tor Richmond will leave Charles at Monday
Wednesdays ami Fndsys. arriving there at y H. bur.
p thallts The Day EAprtss, and
Sleeping through Oil Co nf0r
the gh EXPRESS Tickets sleeping bcrths DO
cured any Ticket Oce OF the Pcnnsyl van Railroad
Company
H. w. DUNN supt r. b. COOKE q p and "a
LII fares reduced.-StoningtO Line. The
"A INSIDE for Boston, Providence anu all
New ling and points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer.
Recning paror between steamers Landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers wleavs pier No So North River, block
Above Canal. ST., at zoo D. N. daily, except sunday
l.. W. POPPLE, Genl Passenger Agt.
Boz SOll, New.Yo
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the seven days ending Tuesday. March l. 1887

Pacepta for seven 23 bills beans $3.50 pkgs peas
EIports 6s2 pkga beans and 1928, bush pcaA
Marrow beans have developed further weakness and the
market ruling dull exporters could buy lines OF c best
Toods and only fancy quality reaches ST. w Ia
obbing wav Choice Medium and Red are not plenty and
hold fairly steady Rei White kidney having
and values lower and weak NO demand Tor ur
lie soup and prices nomnaly lower About bags
California at 81 TOO 10 for Linas ami 81 40 Tor small white
fair obbing demand for Green Peas and the feeling 10
slightly frmer 1890
Beans marrow DO. Rel Kidney
Choice $3.50 81 IS al90 Choice -. 81 Scales
Do poor to good IS a 10 Do. Poor to Good 1901 10
Medium do, Black T. -
Choice l47iaa so | Choice -. GOal75
Do poor 10 good 10 40 IDo poor good on al 30
Pea Choice. go. q / 40 do. Cal Lima,
Do- VIII Kid'y Flat. 1901 %
Choice . 60 a 1855 Peas Green. ...... / 90 I'D %
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A NEW BOOK BY
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
THE MERRY MEN
AND OTHER TALES AND FABLEs
AUTHORIZED EDITION.
l2mo CLOTH 81. Paper yellow covers), 80 cents.
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Boaro an6 Rooms h)ante1.

TWO or three comfortably furnished rooms
and good board by married. couple child Al.
drrss X. l.. Tribune ONCE NV
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Brooklyn.
EfTNHE CRITTENDEN"
l. PRIMARY SCHOOL AM KINDERGARTEN
FOX BOTH sexes
ct 81 Hicks-st.. cor PiDeappiest
MissH NJ. WHEELLk. Principal ioI The past eight years
1as been charge OF the primary departments In the
Packer Collegiate Dstiue Third Term begins February b.
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dencc, Newport and all New England Points All rail-
from Grand Central Depot Express trains day (Snnays
excepte) ut (parlor attac1
with palace sleeping SUNDAY trains 10
ace psrlor carsl ! p with palace sleeping carsL
For Newport take 200 Boston Express with parlor
cars connects at ckiord ioi arriving al 100